"Fifthwe are fairly positive that she packed a suit-case the morning before the murder, that the suit-case left the house that morning and that two days later it mysteriously reappeared" "Yes," interrupted Leverage, "and we know that Warren was planning to make a trip with someone else!"

The captain did not reappear outside of the court, until the chaplain, who had made the best of his way towards the rocks, was actually stalking like a ghost among ruins, through the deserted shantees of the late encampment.

The child had vanished for a moment, but speedily reappeared, fondling her precious doll, which, it is needless to say, had not been sold.

In the square the maskers gradually reappeared, though the alarm had been too sudden and violent, to admit a speedy return to the levity which ordinarily was witnessed in that spot, between the setting and the rising of the sun.

But when Polly reappears fitfully as Pauline de Bassompierre, she is an ordinary, fastidious little lady without a spark of imagination or of passion.

As Hetty gained her point of observation one of the men slipped inside, but a moment later hastily reappeared and joined his fellow.

The quotation in Matt. ii. 6, with its curious insertion of the negative ([Greek: oudamos elachistae] for [Greek: oligostos]), reappears identically in Justin (Dial. c. 78).

There were thousands of these umbrellas filing slowly by, green, blue, rose, with a vague coloring similar to oil-lights,a Japanese procession seen from above, that on one side was lost in the mystery of the black waters and incessantly reappeared on the other side.

Influentially, it reappeared in Pestalozzi, the first practical reformer of methods; in Froebel, the inventor of the Kindergarten; in Spencer, the great systematizer of the philosophy of development; and through these its spirit pervades the whole world of education at the present time.

At intervals these enemies were driven back, but invariably they reappeared, until at length, upon the plain beneath the castle, monks came and built a monastery which they called San Sebastian.

Are my robes ready?" "All is prepared," quietly replied his companion, as he withdrew from the closet, where he shortly reappeared laden with the sumptuous costume of his friend and patron.

But the deeper elements of Burns's mind, those which have especially endeared him to the working man, reappear very little, or not at all, in Hogg.

She nevermore Will reappear upon this earth again.

The stars reappear nightly in the heavens, but, as far as we can tell, no animals but men are stimulated to action by recognising them.

With the lithe, soft tread that was habitual to him, the young man moved about, examining the condition of the little chamber and its stock of provisions and necessaries, and withdrew presently, to reappear as noiselessly with a tin bucket of water.

The bill was promptly strangled, but the next year, and the next, and still the next, it obstinately reappeared.

It frequently recedes, or entirely vanishes, the day after it first comes out, and then reappears partially, and at uncertain times.

The more the stain is washed, the more persistently it reappears, like Rizzio's blood, as they say, in Holyrood Palace.

But the desires and the hopes of selfish ambition reappeared before long more prominently than these honest effusions of feeling.

Bill produced his copper, and Tommy diving into the shop, promptly reappeared with a penny cigar in his mouth.

In an instant our guide Felix made a dash for the door of the inner room where Elma had retired, but next second he reappeared, gasping in Russian "Excellency!

I wonder how she'd like me to go and sit in that pet chair of hers? JULIA (softly reappearing in the chair which the 'dear Mother' usually occupies).

They subsequently reappeared and again suffered like losses, the German reinforcements being practically used up as fast as they were put in line.

Huge shadows appeared on the kitchen blind and the light gradually faded, to reappear triumphantly in the room above.

At other banquets, notably at Dijon, the ideas and passions of 1793 unblushingly reappeared.